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An advanced optical ray tracing software was developed for the extensive study of Complex Fenestration Systems. Using an algorithm mixing two and three-dimensional approaches, very fast and accurate computation of large number of rays in complex geometries ...

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Robust and Efficient 3D Model of an Electromagnetic Induction (EMI) Sensor

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A multi criteria group decision making approach for collaborative software selection problem

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Today, operational managers are experiencing difficulties in selecting the software that best suits their increasing number of requirements. These decision makers need to clarify what their needs are, what these packages offer and which software packages b ...

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Public Library of Science2014

The open source dynamics in geospatial research and education

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Pattern detection for conceptual schema recovery in data-intensive systems

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In this paper, an approach for information systems reverse engineering is proposed and applied. The aim is to support a unified perspective to the reverse engineering process of both data and software. At the state of the art, indeed, many methods, techniq ...

Wiley-Blackwell2014

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This chapter shows some of the practices of engineers use when they are confronted to completely new situations, when they enter into an emerging field where methods and paradigms are not yet stabilized. Following the engineers here would help to shed ligh ...

CRC Press2013

MosaicIA: an ImageJ/Fiji plugin for spatial pattern and interaction analysis

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Background: Analyzing spatial distributions of objects in images is a fundamental task in many biological studies. The relative arrangement of a set of objects with respect to another set of objects contains information about potential interactions between ...

BioMed Central2013

-Overify: Optimizing Programs for Fast Verification

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Developers rely on automated testing and verification tools to gain confidence in their software. The input to such tools is often generated by compilers that have been designed to generate code that runs fast, not code that can be verified easily and quic ...

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